Penis Safety Information!
African Fly is designed to
give you maximum benefits
with the least possible side effects or inconvenience. Most
men tolerate African Fly very well. Still no treatment, remedy,
or medication is ideal for everyone.
We look at success rates carefully to see which men should
not take African Fly. Though we would love to have all men
try African Fly, we want to protect your safety and health.
These
men should discuss
African Fly with a physician.
These
men may not get great results with African Fly.
These
men
should discuss African Fly
with a physician for penis safety
1) Men using MAO inhibitor
drugs, usually for
Parkinson's disease. African Fly carries a small but real
chance of reducing the effectiveness of this medication. Some
people using MAO inhibitor drugs may not be in good enough
physical health to engage in sexual intercourse. Please speak
with your physician before taking steps to restart or increase
sexual activity.
2) Men with severely high or low blood pressure
or those recovering from a heart attack. In recommended doses,
African Fly has actually helped men with these conditions.
However, you should be sure that your health can sustain the
added exertion of sexual activity before taking African Fly.
These men may
not get great results
with African Fly.
1)
Men with moderate to severe nerve damage to the genital
region. If nerve pathways that send arousal messages to and
from the genital area are damaged, there is little that African
Fly or any oral treatment can do. Some men have had success
with corrective surgery in these cases.
2) Men with a rare condition known as micropenis.
These men have erections that are less than three inches in
length. Micropenis develops from severe hormonal deficiency
during formative years. African Fly will increase penis and
erection size in these men. However, the results will not
be great enough to give them normal or above-average penis
size. |
